Regardless of structure, all DNA has a highly charged backbone. Not only charged but positively charged, where most membranes are also positively charged.
Consequently, the nonpolar, repellent membrane is an unlikely target for structural DNA..
Matt Lawes <matt@insysx.com> wrote:
Traditional method is to use a lipidic based transfecrion reagent or a viral particle .....
>matt
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-----Original message-----From: Aayush Aggarwal <aggarwalaay@gmail.com>
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Subject: [DIYbio] DNA nano-structure targeted to cell membranehello everyone,
I am working on a project for BIOMOD 2013.Does anybody know how to target DNA nanostructure to cell membrane...
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